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Breakthrough paves the way for a 1,000-fold increase in communication bandwidth between space and Earth .
TeraNet network uses lasers, instead of wireless radio signals, to transfer data between satellites in space and users on Earth .
Lasers can potentially transfer data at thousands of gigabits per second , because lasers operate at much higher frequencies than radio, so much more data can be packed into every second.
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